Hamilton County offices will close on September 1, 2025, for Labor Day, with emergency services remaining operational. Check their website for details.

Increasing clouds in Indianapolis today with a high near 72°F and light winds, leading to a mostly clear night with a low of 52°F. Conditions to remain mild throughout the week.

Record rise in Allen County third grade literacy reported by IREAD; Indiana House Education Committee members commend teachers, families, and state initiatives.

The Lawrence Police Department announces "Coffee with a Cop" on August 28th for community engagement with local law enforcement at a McDonald's location.

Christian Rasmussen claimed his first INDYCAR win at the Milwaukee Mile 250, using a late caution and strategic tire change to overtake top competitors.

The forecast in Indianapolis predicts a temperature rise to 72°F today, with increasing clouds and winds up to 22 mph. The weather will remain clear with mild temperatures and calm winds for the rest of the week.

Bloomington calls for Minnesota artists to create an outdoor sculpture for Bryant Park, with a $150,000 budget, prioritizing teams with a local artist. Submissions close September 5.

Kosciusko County farms received Hoosier Homestead awards for their long-standing contributions to Indiana agriculture, with The Carlin and The Creighton farms amongst the honorees.

Indiana State Rep. Tim O'Brien received a perfect score from the Indiana Chamber of Commerce for his support of pro-economy and pro-job creation legislation.

The Brownsburg Festival of the Arts returns to Arbuckle Acres Park with art, performances, workshops, and local food, inviting the community for a vibrant weekend.

A town hall event in Warrick County featuring Indiana Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith escalated into a large fight, prompting law enforcement intervention.

Indiana's third graders show a 5% increase in reading proficiency, with 87.3% meeting IREAD benchmarks, attributed to the Science of Reading curriculum and increased literacy funding.

Eleven individuals from a Central Indiana drug ring were sentenced for trafficking fentanyl and meth, money laundering, and using firearms in their operations. The drugs were sourced from Arizona to Indianapolis.